Tending to the Wild

Following his childhood passion to help animals, Dr. Roberto Aguilar recently landed at the Cape Wildlife Center as its veterinarian. With expertise in orthopedic surgery on raptors, he's a welcome addition, considering most of the 1,500 animals through come through the center are birds. Read more»

Love, Second Time Around

After a mute swan lost his mate when she was hit by a car, staff at Cape Wildlife Center -- where he was being treated for a foot infection -- realized he was lost without her. Fortunately, they and Mother Nature knew what to do.week after being treated at the Cape Wildlife Center for injuries sustained when he was struck by a car, a mute swan was released back into the wild. Read more»

Hawk Rattles Cage

A strong and vigorous Red-tailed Hawk was knocked for a loop when she was struck by a car. Read more»

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